The Steelers began their three-day rookie minicamp Friday, and because Dri Archer was there, it wasn't a routine day on the South Side. The career of the young man who might be the fastest player in team history officially began. The Steelers have had fast players — Willie Parker, Dwight Stone, Mike Wallace and Ike Taylor among them — but Archer could turn out to be the fleetest of the fleet. “He's really fast,” said first-round draft pick Ryan Shazier, himself the fastest inside linebacker at the NFL Combine. How fast? Since the NFL Combine adopted its current sophisticated electronic timing system, Archer's 40-yard dash time of 4.26 seconds is the second-fastest to running back Chris Johnson's 4.24 in 2008. What really puts Archer's exceptional speed in context is his hand-held time of 4.18 in Indianapolis — one that puts him among the elite players in NFL history. Deion Sanders, for example, is one of the fastest defensive backs ever, and his 40 time was 4.21. Source: http://triblive.com/sports/steelers/6101983-74/archer-steelers-speed#ixzz31yb1noeK
Archer is gonna be a playmaker. He will be dangerous is the backfield in spread formations or im the slot
